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Hahahahahah dude I’m dead

Dude, you niubility

Not even kidding. He's like 35 and these kids are 19

He must have been looking forward to 2020 olympics and finally retiring, then covid hits and keeps him in the game for at least another year.

Shit well judging from his insta he seems to be grinding hard as ever doesnt seem to mind too much

he still won gold ✌️🤪🤪

@@faker3033 and broke the world record!

nice.

@Uzaki Hana wanna hang out??

@@ronin_9 lol

@@ronin_9 Bring rope

he is 34 so old

@@faker3033 37 this year…

@@faker3033 mby he is 37 but his body is under heavy weights since always

@@user-sx2we1xe5q o gish even older what a beasr

He’s old man gramps now

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He doesn't need his joints past 30. Sorry, I should say: the Chinese government doesn't need his joints past 30

​@@Project0061 Very kind of you to put an athlete's love and commitment for the sport as your dystopian fantasy! I'm sure a man with such mental strength would better you in most aspects of life without weightlifting :)

@@albatrossa3306 The Chinese government is terrible

@@Project0061 What, the government's going to harvest Lu's organs? What are the odds do you think of that are buddy

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The last one was nearly 36

When I only saw like 31 inches I knew something was wrong. That last guy got hella high

@@mylesg802 what u think it was. 31 is like knee height

@@jamesjohns7830 I think a good 36-38

@@jamesjohns7830 youve got some long ass shins jesus christ

yeah amazing stuff

I trust you

It's amazing. Beautiful work! But also the number is written in cm if you're interested

@@abadran8174 That number is the readout of the jump mat. But it's not exactly how high the guy actually jumped. Not sure why it is incorrect, but the entire comment section can tell that it is not right just by using their eyes.

@@tenzinlee6393 oh, I see!

I don't think the number on the mat is incorrect. your calculations were made assuming the jump was done in a vacuum which isn't accurate. If factored in air resistance it would probably be more accurate. I play college football and we measured our verticals using the the plate, vertec, and frame counting. frame counting tends to overestimate your vertical the most. The plate is more accurate but not as accurate as the vertec. athletes tend to bend their legs before landing on the jump plate which increases hang time more than it would if they landed with straight legs. since pretty much all of them landed with bent legs it's more than likely their verticals displayed in the video are overestimated and higher than the their actual verticals. using frame counting many of the highest jumpers in the NFL combine get 45+ inch verticals but only register a 38-40 inches using the vertec.

ask and you shall receive! JK not really dunking a ball but he tried to touch the rim. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pc1jn9Oas66-dWg.html&ab_channel=SquatJerkJournalist

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Think the footage was from this summer

He is old so

@@weakboy6871 not really because of his age, more like an old injury

maybe its in cm?

@@robertchang8366 yes it is, it was measured at 80 cm which is a little over 30 inches, so I'm saying that can't be right. His feet are past his own belly button while his legs are perfectly straight, before he even hits his peak height and bends his legs.

@@trtnec you are 100% right. I could jump 30" when I was young and I'm not elite. His jump is at least 40" and probably around 45". There measuring method is way off.

if he lands with toes pointed down than that removes a few inches from his actual vertical

​@@scuddryvr8784 if he did the NFL combine test with that vertec device, I guarantee that jump is at least 40 inches.

Is chen the big boi? I was wondering who he was, looks massive

@@potatoloaf9129 he's the one with the biggest upperbody

@@tonkizz1867 ah yea that beats😂what’s his full name? I’m interested in what his lifting looks like, his physic looks pretty cool if I do say so my self

@@potatoloaf9129 Chen Lijun

no actually, you can workout height with just time and acceleration due to gravity

@woop nice one ! Thank you

This is legit, and it's actually pretty good. What happens is that the majority of people miscalculate vertical jump, so now people think 30 inches is a bad vertical...

Shi is likely very small. Although I do agree. He jumped well over the length of his legs. It looks equivalent to my 38 inches

@@user-ki4xw2rb8q And a lot of people mix up standing and running verts. His running vertical would probably be well over 35 if he got the proper form down

it looks like definitely above 40. This force plate module translates more to like a 43 44 inch on the vertec measuremnt like seen in the NFL and NBA combine, people sometimes apply to the software a factor of 1.4 ish even before they jump making their numbers look better. the result is definitely unmodified.

@@user-ki4xw2rb8q Jump mats are very iffy forms of measurement. A vertec test with proper reach measurement would 100% demonstrate his vert at 40

holy shit you are right. god dayumn it truly looks insane

And his height is 168cm

Yes, the starting point is 0:45 I watched 2 times.

How is that only 80cm. That’s 31inches which is not great. Just look at any college football players vertical. It’s common for D-line to jump mid 30s

@Đức Trần you’re right 31in is very good for any athlete. I think I was expecting a mid-high 30s given the power of these guys

bs lmao they squat to depth, so their strength doesn't transfer over as much. They train heavy loads with only weights. They don't do plyos, so overall power is average compared to athletes. Lots of strength though. I can only squat half of what they squat, but my vert is higher than all of them

“Arm swings mid air reduce height of the jump” LMFAO. Have you ever used a jump mat? Ever? This is so not true. Plus, every jump mat record has guys absolutely flailing their arms

I have a higher vertical with more depth

@@joys8634 bruh, maot athletes do Olympic weightlifting movements to develop that power, maot other athletes are also taller and better for vertical jumping, of course other training is better for vertical, but it's entirely undeniable that weightlifting increases very because of the sheer power they develop as a result

How does that make sense. Going to depth? It measures based on air time

As little as possible

I saw the NHL combine using technology like this

@@IgnatiusCheese hi big James .....I don’t know much about the nhl combine ..can you give me a link ..what tests do they use ..thanks in advance ..rosrebel ...

These numbers wrong clearly, last guy at least 40inch

@@sawtmac mats are completely accurate ..that’s why nfl don’t use them .....box jumps and broad jumps are real indicators of power ....if the nfl wanna vertical just allow players to run and jump ..like the nba combine .....best standing vertical is a Russian volleyball player ...two feet planted at stationary position ...

@@rosrebel thats no way 80, he can pull rim with 168 height 215reach

LI Fabin

shi had 80 cm = 31 inch

@@camerontorrente5005 yeah so approx like knee height or around that area then?

God, and to think at one point I could jump as high as shi. Now I'd be lucky if I could jump 2 feet.

@@LazySniper dude look at his jump tho. He jumps ridiculously high.

There is no way Shi’s is 31 inch. tons of athletes in America are measuring 35+

That numbers at least 20cm lower

5'3 Zhiyong can easily grab the rim from a standing jump, he can dunk for sure

Yeah they aren't that accurate, these guys jump really high. Zhiyong is like 5'3 and he can dunk from a standing jump, you need around low to mid 40s inch STANDING vertical to do that

No it's cm...80 inches would be world record XDD..

That’s why I was asking Thanks 👍

atg have less transfer than parallel. I don't even squat half of what these guys can, but my vert is a few inches higher than the best one. Also, they are heavy for their height and don't train this movement

@@joys8634 Of course they train this kind of movement. Just search for "plate jumps". This sport is all about power and explosiveness. And yes, these guys are heavy, but most of the nfl players should have even a higher bmi and they have anyhow higher verts.

I don't think so

These boys been selected to lift from birth

@@urbrodieaj2363 They have been. And they have been given steroids.

No,they eat turtle soup every day which gives them strength

Steroids are like whey protein to all athletes around the world...it may look illegal to norms but to them it's normal and they use it

@Magnus Aurelian There are a tiny percentage of people with that natural physic. Asians aren't usually in that category. Take "roids" and you will understand how someone can artificially get that appearance. Let me guess. You probably think bodybuilders get that look by hard work too?

@Consoom media and lie China

@@SlicedSlappy of course，and who holds the world record？

@@benchking6613 doesn’t matter. Still corrupt

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